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COUREY DESTROYS STRUGGLING YELTZ

By David Johnson

ANSTEY’S Courey Grantham bagged a first half hat-trick as Halesowen slumped to a dismal home defeat, conceding five first half goals.
The Nomads went ahead after just 10 minutes with captain Jordan Annable’s free header from Oscar Tonge’s right-wing corner.
Tendai Chitiza doubled the lead in the 15th minute with a great finish when set free to turn defender Matt Preston. The visitors raced into a 3-0 lead in the 20th minute when goalkeeper Dan Platt’s headed clearance was lobbed back into the net from 40 yards out by Grantham.
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